VITAMIN C HEMP SEED OIL - it is almost here!
We don’t know if we have ever had a product so anticipated as the new Vit C & Hemp Seed Oil Serum before, and there is not a lot of this to go around so don't miss out and pre-order yours at Silk Skin Spa now
This is Liquid Gold in every way and form and is every skin’s essential oil.
Dry skin, pigmentated, irritated, acne (yes even though it’s an oil, acne) dull, wrinkles, compromised – you name it, this product is going to be awesome for your skin.
When you first open it you can smell the nourishment in it. It is so rich in Omega Fatty Acids it will give you intense hydration, nourish and sooth your skin like you won’t believe. Quite simply, Vitamin C Hemp Seed Oil offers something incredible for every single skin condition.
A little bit of tech info for you
Ascorbyl Tetraisopalmitate is the only oil-soluble form of Vitamin C with unique penetrating qualities to even out skin tone, stimulate collagen synthesis and age-proof the skin. It will lighten pigmentation and even out skin tone, fight free radicals, increase UV protection, skin radiance and firmness.
Your Vitamin C Hemp Oil formulation consists of 10% Ascorbyl Tetraisopalmitate. This is the highest dose available before a prescription. It then converts to 90% stabile Vit C in the skin…that’s right, 90%! No wonder this baby gets you results.
Hemp Seed Oil is every skin’s essential oil, rich in polyunsaturated Fatty Acids (Omega 3&6) with intense hydration, nourishing and soothing properties. It protects the skin from inflammatory responses making it perfect for skin concerns such as Eczema, Dermatitis, Psoriasis, Rosacea, and general compromised skins in search of skin health.
Hemp Seed oil is Non-comedogenic, prevents cell oxidation and is also antibacterial making it a great choice for acne skin sufferers. Because it is a naturally heavier oil, normal to oilier skins should start with a less is best approach to enjoy the ultimate benefits of this and those with drier skins can dive right into this magical oil.
